October 18-24
Google (SSO) for user authentication
Bolt now supports Google SSO (Single Sign-On) as an authentication option. This means users can sign in to your website using their Google account instead of creating a separate email and password.Learn more about using Google SSO for authentication.
Customize your Bolt hosting domain
You can now change the defaultbolt.host domain that’s created when you publish your app with Bolt hosting.Learn how to change your Bolt hosting URL.
Manually edit Bolt database rows
You can now manually manage database table rows directly in the Tables tab within your Database Settings.Learn more about Viewing and editing your databases.
Improvements
- Added support for user-created A and AAAA DNS records.
- When Claude Agent sets up a database, you’ll now see a clear success confirmation message.
- Team admins can now set a default deploy provider for all team projects.
October 1-17
DNS records management
Bolt now gives you the ability to add, edit, or delete your own custom DNS records for domains purchased through Bolt.Learn more about DNS records.
Clear context
In your project chatbox, you can now clear Bolt’s context by entering the/clear command. Clearing context resets Bolt’s understanding of your project and removes unnecessary information, or “noise,” that might otherwise confuse Bolt.
Connect to a new or existing Supabase database
If you already have a Supabase database you want to use in your Bolt project, or want to create a new one, you can now connect it through your Database settings.
Improvements
- You can now clone Bolt databases when you duplicate a project. The cloned database includes the schema but not the data. To learn more, see Database duplication.
- Bolt can now view plain text files, such as CSV and TXT files.
- We’ve removed the “Delete chat history” buttons from Project and Personal Settings to avoid confusion. You can still easily delete projects.
- You can now view all Bolt Cloud usage limits in one place and increase your hosting limits in your Cloud settings.
September 2025
New features - Bolt V2
Claude Agent
Claude Agent is now the default large language model (LLM) powering Bolt. While the v1 Agent (legacy) remains available, Claude Agent delivers major upgrades in performance and fewer errors, making it the better choice for most users.Learn more about Agents, including Claude Agent.
Bolt Database
Bolt Database joins Bolt Hosting and Domains to make app development even simpler. Every project now includes unlimited built-in databases that are created automatically when needed. Supabase integration is still supported for added flexibility.Bolt Database includes features such as authentication, server (edge) functions, secrets, user management, and file storage.Learn more about Bolt Database.
Analytics
You can now access web analytics for your published project right from the Project Settings menu. View details like unique visitors, page views, top pages, bandwidth usage, and more. Learn more about Analytics.
Improvements
- You’ll now hear a notification chime when Bolt completes a task.
- We’ve implemented a new billing upgrade system that offers pro-rated upgrades with immediate token access. Learn more about upgrading Bolt.
- You can now view your database’s row-level security (RLS) policies at a glance.
August 2025
New features
Bolt Cloud — Domains and Hosting
Bolt Cloud has arrived with the introduction of Bolt Hosting and Domains. Instead of managing separate services for hosting and domains, you can handle everything in one place inside Bolt. This keeps your workflow simple, allowing you to focus on building your product rather than setting up cloud infrastructure.Publish in seconds to a custombolt.host domain, or purchase or connect your own custom domain.Learn more about Bolt Hosting or Bolt Domains.
Version History
Bolt’s new visual Version History feature allows you to quickly and easily browse previous versions of your project, preview them, then restore them with a click.
Project Settings
You can now quickly access your Project Settings by clicking the cog wheel icon at the top of your screen. From there, you’ll be able to change your knowledge, domain, and hosting settings, as well as your general settings.
Improvements
- Bolt now lazy loads previous messages to improve performance.
- Free tier users will see a “Made in Bolt” badge on their projects. Upgrading to any paid plan removes this badge.
- You can now unpublish projects at any time to make them private.
- Users on the highest-tier plan can now purchase token reloads.
- The Bolt Help Center is now accessible directly from the chatbox by clicking the question mark icon.
July 2025
New features
Prompt Library
To help you save time and improve the quality of your prompts, your chatbox now includes a Prompt Library feature with popular prompts and the ability to save your own. Learn more about the Prompt Library.
View token consumption for teams
As a Teams admin, you can now view a table that lists your team members along with the number of tokens allocated to each person and the number they’ve used.
Improvements
- We’ve released a dedicated Pricing page, making it easier to browse and understand available plans.
- Subscription management, including for Teams, has moved from StackBlitz into Bolt, making it quicker and easier to manage both personal and team plans. You can now upgrade your subscription by clicking Subscriptions & Tokens in the menu that appears when you hover over the left side of the screen. See Billing to learn more.
- We’ve renamed the Deploy button to Publish. Clicking it now provides better visibility into your publishing status, including a link to your site, the last published time, and any unpublished changes.
- Bolt now uses the Sonnet 4 model permanently, offering a larger context window for better performance and support for more complex projects.
- You can now preview images by clicking them in Code View.
- We’ve revamped the Settings menu to make navigation more intuitive.
- You can now view a visualization of your token usage and balance by selecting Subscriptions & Tokens.
- We’ve added Package Knowledge and NPM registries to expand technical functionality.
June 2025
New features
Upload files
Adding files to your project is now easier with the new Upload file feature in your chatbox. Drag and drop your file over the chatbox, or click the file icon to browse your local machine for a file to upload.
Improvements
- You can now connect a GitHub repository to Bolt by entering its URL when using the Import an existing GitHub repository feature.
- Bolt now autofixes errors for you, saving you time and frustration. You can see the autofixed errors tracked as separate error types in your chat history.
- You can now see the
.boltfolder in Code View, allowing you to directly edit the.bolt/ignorefile. See Using the .bolt/ignore file to learn more. - If you open Bolt in a non-Chromium browser, you’ll now see a warning reminding you that Bolt works best in Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Opera, or Brave.